Definition of counterexample in English:

counterexample

nounˈkaʊntərɪɡˌzɑːmp(ə)lˈkaʊntərɛɡˌzɑːmp(ə)lˈkaʊn(t)ərɪɡˌzæmpəl

An example that opposes or contradicts an idea or theory.
the media presented him as a counterexample to the common stereotypes
Example sentencesExamples
- He presents a powerful counterexample to the thesis that networks are structurally fixed.
- It is the counter-example to all theories of industrialization and growth.
- Its relative accessibility was cited as a positive counter-example by a critic in 1747 when he criticized the Crown for keeping its art treasures behind closed doors.
- He briefly introduces the piece he's going to criticize, sets up his problem with the article, and drives it home with a relevant counter-example.
- He did not pursue a career as a poet, and in fact he stands as a great counterexample to the role of the academic poet-in-residence, which some people mistakenly think is synonymous with the poet's lot.
- As is typical in analytic philosophy, he makes his point by means of a counterexample.
- I'm sure there's a counter-example out there somewhere, but I can't think of one now.
- A tautological statement is one for which we could never conceive of a counter-example.
- This story serves as a counterexample, and demonstrates the correct way to design a security system.
- As a counterexample, another firm in a similar situation abandoned their original facility consolidation plan.

Definition of counterexample in US English:

counterexample

nounˈkoun(t)əriɡˌzampəlˈkaʊn(t)ərɪɡˌzæmpəl

An example that opposes or contradicts an idea or theory.
the media presented him as a counterexample to the common stereotypes
Example sentencesExamples
- He presents a powerful counterexample to the thesis that networks are structurally fixed.
- It is the counter-example to all theories of industrialization and growth.
- A tautological statement is one for which we could never conceive of a counter-example.
- As is typical in analytic philosophy, he makes his point by means of a counterexample.
- He briefly introduces the piece he's going to criticize, sets up his problem with the article, and drives it home with a relevant counter-example.
- This story serves as a counterexample, and demonstrates the correct way to design a security system.
- I'm sure there's a counter-example out there somewhere, but I can't think of one now.
- Its relative accessibility was cited as a positive counter-example by a critic in 1747 when he criticized the Crown for keeping its art treasures behind closed doors.
- He did not pursue a career as a poet, and in fact he stands as a great counterexample to the role of the academic poet-in-residence, which some people mistakenly think is synonymous with the poet's lot.
- As a counterexample, another firm in a similar situation abandoned their original facility consolidation plan.

词汇	counterexample
释义	Definition of counterexample in English: counterexample nounˈkaʊntərɪɡˌzɑːmp(ə)lˈkaʊntərɛɡˌzɑːmp(ə)lˈkaʊn(t)ərɪɡˌzæmpəl An example that opposes or contradicts an idea or theory. the media presented him as a counterexample to the common stereotypes Example sentencesExamples He presents a powerful counterexample to the thesis that networks are structurally fixed. It is the counter-example to all theories of industrialization and growth. Its relative accessibility was cited as a positive counter-example by a critic in 1747 when he criticized the Crown for keeping its art treasures behind closed doors. He briefly introduces the piece he's going to criticize, sets up his problem with the article, and drives it home with a relevant counter-example. He did not pursue a career as a poet, and in fact he stands as a great counterexample to the role of the academic poet-in-residence, which some people mistakenly think is synonymous with the poet's lot. As is typical in analytic philosophy, he makes his point by means of a counterexample. I'm sure there's a counter-example out there somewhere, but I can't think of one now. A tautological statement is one for which we could never conceive of a counter-example. This story serves as a counterexample, and demonstrates the correct way to design a security system. As a counterexample, another firm in a similar situation abandoned their original facility consolidation plan. Definition of counterexample in US English: counterexample nounˈkoun(t)əriɡˌzampəlˈkaʊn(t)ərɪɡˌzæmpəl An example that opposes or contradicts an idea or theory. the media presented him as a counterexample to the common stereotypes Example sentencesExamples He presents a powerful counterexample to the thesis that networks are structurally fixed. It is the counter-example to all theories of industrialization and growth. A tautological statement is one for which we could never conceive of a counter-example. As is typical in analytic philosophy, he makes his point by means of a counterexample. He briefly introduces the piece he's going to criticize, sets up his problem with the article, and drives it home with a relevant counter-example. This story serves as a counterexample, and demonstrates the correct way to design a security system. I'm sure there's a counter-example out there somewhere, but I can't think of one now. Its relative accessibility was cited as a positive counter-example by a critic in 1747 when he criticized the Crown for keeping its art treasures behind closed doors. He did not pursue a career as a poet, and in fact he stands as a great counterexample to the role of the academic poet-in-residence, which some people mistakenly think is synonymous with the poet's lot. As a counterexample, another firm in a similar situation abandoned their original facility consolidation plan.
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